Mariposa De Barrio - Episode 48 - Telemundo English
Full episode: ****** Official video of Telemundo content Mariposa de Barrio. Jenni decides to end her relationship with Juan forever. SUBSCRIBE: ****** Mariposa de Barrio Mariposa de Barrio is a Telemundo's series based on Jenni Rivera's life. The story covers important stages of her life through her childhood and her first audition as a singer. They also show the years of their youth, their relationships and their mother facet. Finally, there are iconic moments of the artistic career of the Diva de la Banda, one of the most struggling women and hardened of the musical medium. SUBSCRIBE: ****** Telemundo It’s a business division and hispanic content, member of NBCUniversal, leading the industry in the production and distribution of high quality Spanish content across multiple platforms for Hispanics in the U.S. and other audiences around the world. It offers high quality original productions, movie films, news and sports events. It’s the second worldwide provider of spanish content broadcasting content to more than 100 countries in over 35 languages. FOLLOW US IN TWITTER: ****** LIKE US IN FACEBOOK: ****** GOOGLE : ****** Mariposa de Barrio | Episode 48 | Telemundo English ******
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That son of a *** did it again.
He was really mad, Mom,
saying he wouldn't wait for you.
He'd better change his mind because he's got two minutes
before I decide this is all over.
You're going to leave him?
Yup.
I gave Juan 30 minutes after he left to call me.
He's down to one.
Just one.
And if he doesn't call, we're getting divorced.
How could you leave him just for this?
Just because he didn't take you?
Grandma and Grandpa are making up, and you want a divorce
because he didn't take you?
It's not the wedding.
It's all the crap Juan's done to me.
He's become an obstacle in my life, in my career,
and with my children.
I want you to enjoy living here,
but with him, that's impossible.
Oh, Mom...
That's him!
He's probably calling to see if you're ready.
Here, answer it.
Answer it, Mom!
No, 30 minutes are up.
What are you doing?
Same thing he's doing.
Hey, sweetie.
My baby girl.
Dinner's ready if you like, Pedro.
I'm going to wait till we no longer have company.
I'm worried about Rosie,
but I don't want to get involved or pressure her.
Our poor daughter's got her hopes up.
She's thinking she's getting back together with that boy.
She must be in love.
I don't know if she's in love with the kid
or with the idea of having a home.
That's what my daughters learned from me.
I just hope I didn't harm them too bad.
Hey, keeping a home and raising a family
is always something worth fighting for.
Not when you suffer like I have, Pedro Rivera.
I just hope Rosie thinks about what she's going to do
because like they say,
better to be alone than in poor company.
All you do is complain and complain about me,
but here I am, Rosa Amelia.
You're here, but you're not with me.
Nothing but commitments,
and you're about to have a child
with a woman young enough to be your daughter!
So?
Think whatever you want, but you're my wife,
the mother of my children.
But you never take that into consideration, do you?
I got dressed and went out with my friend Erika,
whose birthday was the night before.
It felt incredible to be free... at least for one night.
Out there on the dance floor,
there was no such thing as Juan.
No such thing as problems and fights.
I was determined to be happy, with or without my husband.
That night, I saw Fernando.
Our eyes met for the very first time,
and I'd never be able to forget him.
When is mom coming back?
Soon.
What's wrong?
Eat your food because I'm taking you to the park.
Where did she travel to?
She didn't travel anywhere.
She went out last night and left early this morning.
-Right? -Yeah.
Your mother didn't come home last night, princess.
And she won't answer her ------- phone.
Dad, I know but...
See?
But somehow I'm always the bad guy.
Dad.
Wait.
Call home.
Your husband ought to be worried sick.
Juan can go to hell.
It's over between us.
-Are you sure? -Yeah.
That's why I spent the night here.
I know I've crossed the point of no return,
but I have to start rebuilding my life.
But you've got two kids together.
It's for them I'm doing this.
They didn't ask to be born.
So it's up to me to give them a good life,
not give them Juan and his crap and bad habits
to follow as an example.
I want to give them better lives,
but next to him, I can't!
At least you won't be lacking any suitors.
Like last night's!
He couldn't take his eyes off you, Jenni!
Oh, girl, the things I would've done to that baldy.
But no, I'm not gonna go there.
I just ended a relationship, well, I'm about to.
I'm not jumping right in with someone else.
I'm not gonna start training someone else.
No way.
You'll see.
She's a goddess.
She's gorgeous.
I was mesmerized when I saw her.
She danced all night, and all I could do was stare.
Why didn't you ask her to dance?
She's a singer, bro.
She's married.
Plus, I was working.
But I'd like to meet her.
Maybe one day you'll see her at the radio station
and work up the nerve.
But if it's who I think,
she's got a few years on you.
So?
She's a real woman. A true throwback.
I liked her vibe, she's happy,
and she's got one of those smiles
that's impossible to forget.
Mom called last night, but you hadn't come home.
She was spending the night at her friend Erika's house.
This is unforgivable, Chiquis.
I've never spent the night away from home.
She was out late, Dad.
Besides, she knew the sitter was here with us.
I don't buy that.
Jenni would never do something like that,
unless she wanted revenge.
I just pray she didn't do anything stupid
that can't be fixed.
You shouldn't distrust Mom. It's not fair.
What you should be worried about is her being alone.
Don't forget what happened to her.
Give me her friend's address.
I'm going to get her.
